It doesn’t seem to be in alarm or in the manjaro-arm repository. But to be an unmodified upstream package.
well, create a pull request at ALARM with your changes and note the bug report: Pull requests · archlinuxarm/PKGBUILDs · GitHub
I’m not sure here is a suitable thread or not…
Yesterday, I made a fresh install Manjaro-ARM-plasma-mobile-dev-pinephonepro-202411060258.img to my PinePhonePro internal storage.
I found that there is no dialer icon, so I tried to install it, but failed.
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furukawa@manjaro-arm ~]$ sudo pacman -S plasma-dialer
[sudo] password for furukawa:
resolving dependencies…
warning: cannot resolve “qt6-quickcontrols2”, a dependency of “plasma-dialer”
:: The following package cannot be upgraded due to unresolvable dependencies:
plasma-dialer
:: Do you want to skip the above package for this upgrade? [y/N]
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: unable to satisfy dependency ‘qt6-quickcontrols2’ required by plasma-dialer
Yes, the version in the repos has long been broken.
However, @philm and I were just able to figure out why plasma-dialer wasn’t buiding. Look for 6.2.2-1 coming along shortly.
EDIT: Well, probably 6.2.3-1 after the sync.
GT King Pro KDE Edition Unstable Branch, upgraded successfully to KDE Plasma 6.2.3.
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Thank you, I have updated to Plasma Mobile 6.2.3-1, installed plasma-dialer and confirm that I could dial out from my phone!
My phone is almost perfect with Plamo 6.2.3, but one problem, the spacebar cannot be startup with error.
Regards,
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spacebar: symbol lookup error: spacebar: undefined symbol: _ZNK4i18n12phonenumbers15PhoneNumberUtil5ParseERKNSt7__cxx1112basic_stringIcSt11char_traitsIcESaIcEEES9_PNS0_11PhoneNumberE
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I pushed a new spacebar. Check.
Odroid c2 && Odroid c4 (both KDE) are up to date.
Enjoy !
Edit 1 :
Odroid n2 && Odroid m1 (both KDE) are up to date.
Thanks, It worked.
I found that the WiFi connection with WPA2-PSK is failed but can be fixed with /etc/modprobe.d/brcmfmac.conf with options brcmfmac feature_disable=0x82000
https://archlinuxarm.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17010&p=72799#p72819
Orange Pi 5 Plus (RK3588) upgraded successfully to KDE Plasma 6.2.3.
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2024.11.12 update fine
Odroid c4 Plasma && Odroid c2 Plasma
No new kernel…
What kernel are you looking for?
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Thanks for your answer.
My devices are the Odroid c4, n2 and m1.
@spikerguy
I don’t know which kernel they need, but I think a kernel refresh for those devices is possible.
The actual kernel for those devices is the Linux 6.9.3-3-MANJARO-ARM
[nls@c4 ~]$ uname -a
Linux c4 6.9.3-3-MANJARO-ARM #1 SMP PREEMPT Sun Jun 9 20:36:00 UTC 2024 aarch64 GNU/Linux
[nls@c4 ~]$
! ! ! The Odroid c2 don’t need a new kernel, old device, out of product.
I feel your pain. That kernel has not been updated in a long time. I do not maintain that kernel but I do like to keep a couple of devices here up to date that uses that kernel so I have been keeping up with it here locally. I have never pushed it to the repo as I do not have any of the other devices that uses it to test on. So much water has gone under the bridge since that kernel and you know very well things can change with the upstream kernel from time to time where things can stop working.
I have linux-6.12.0-1 built for my vim3 and RockPro64 and you are welcome to give it a try but I highly recommend you make preparations beforehand so you can revert back to your older kernel if need to.
linux 6.12 kernel / kernel headers packages in a tarball Download
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Thanks for your reply.
@spikerguy
How to install / build a kernel for those devices ?
Odroid n2, Odroid c4 && Odroid m1
sudo pacman -R linux 6.9 && linux 6.9 headers
sudo pacman -S linux 6.12 && linux 6.12 headers
The kernel 6.12 I found is for the rpi5
https://manjaristas.org/branch_compare?q=linux-rpi5-mainline&arm=on
I am not fully understanding what you are asking. I provided a link above for you to install and test what I am using. Just Download the tarball above and unpack it then install the 2 kernel packages with (make sure you back up things before testing in case it does not work):
sudo pacman -U linux-6.12.0-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst
sudo pacman -U linux-headers-6.12.0-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst
The PKGBUILD I keep here. It was the original 6.9 PKGBUILD to start out with. I never pushed it to git because I am not the maintainer for that kernel and can not test it with all of the other devices that uses it other than my 2. Here is the PKGBUILD if you want to look at it. Really the only changes are dropping some patches that made it upstream and adding/updating some patches as needed along the way with the newer kernels.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yUKTlmoqTUQO6893epwf9u-mc1Wltznn/view?usp=sharing
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Hi @Darksky,
Just a feedback. Thanks for the new kernel linux-6.12.0-1. Installed on GT King Pro (SOC Amlogic S922X similar to Odroid N2 and Khadas Vim3) but unfortunately it will NOT boot up. It boot to a “Black Screen” No Signal to HDMI Monitor.
Currently using kernel 6.12.0-1 that works well on Manjaro-Arm-Gnome Edition on GT King Pro from:
@nl.smart, may be the above kernel my work with your Amlogic Odroid devices.
Edit: Orange Pi 5 Plus - KDE-Edition Unstable Branch using vendor’s kernel - 6.1.75-joshua-git, Upgraded successfully.
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Firstly, I have to say thanks for extensive support for the Arch based Linux for PinephonePro and other ARM devices.
I found that usb HIDs not working such as a lapdock (type-C display + keyboard and touchpad) when I plugged it to my PPP (Only the display was working), and found that there are no usbhid and related kernel modules on the phone.
I want to build them locally, but I couldn’t found kernel source for manjaro-arm 6.11.3-1-MANJARO-ARM.
Is there way to get it?
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The main source is at the Codeberg link given under source=. Patches are in the same directory as the PKGBUILD.
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